Faulkner, The Sound and the Fury Easter 1928 is the setting for three of the four sections of the radically modernist deep south family saga, in which some scenes recall Christ's suffering and others suggest hope of new life.
And startups such as Knupath and Nervana are coming up with even more radically redesigned deep-learning chips.
Furthermore, thinking radically and encouraging deep futures imagining, radical thinking requires provocation.
Since he left, the surrounding neighborhood has shifted radically, sinking into a deep malaise that has only in the last few years showed signs of ending.
The true-ish tale of life after the psych ward involves fame, romance, and talking pugs, which makes it both emotionally deep and radically absurd. .
The initial production process remains pretty similar, admittedly, but subsequent stages have radically diverged into far deeper and uncomfortable complexities.
The writer and director ARNAUD DESPLECHIN is one of the most exciting filmmakers working today, and as he digs deep into these radically different, self-interested subjectivities, he employs discordant tones and moods, and a couple of stunning narrative turns, including a late-act twist of the Oedipal knife, that testify to his restless genius.
Before that, rocks in the area were already tilted and deformed when the North American continental plate collided into Africa about 250 million years ago, leaving layers at radically altered angles -- glimpses into deep time that are a bit breathtaking to the casual walker.
This intense awareness and responsiveness, when combined with deep respect for others, radically alters the traditional student-teacher relationship, from one of control to one of collaboration.
But the deepest root is our radically shriveled sense of "we".
